Nineteen of Gainsborough's most famous full-length portraits (like "William Wollaston," shown above in a large detail) are among more than 90 paintings and drawings assembled from 50 private and public collections for this show at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
That was the story yesterday out of London, where The Guardian reported that the drawing of a kneeling woman, one arm folded, the other outflung, emerged when an infrared camera was trained on Leonardo's "Madonna of the Rocks" (also known as "Virgin of the Rocks"), in large detail, right, in the first scientific study of the 500-year-old painting.
Therefore, it is better to embed a watermark into an image by modifying large detail coefficients of its multiresolution representation [19, 20].
d Detailed elemental distribution images of the sampled leaf cropped from a larger detail scan acquired with the Bruker M6 Jetstream, scanning 478 × 552 pixels with stepsize 400 µm and dwell time/pixel 250 ms.
Due to the rapid advance in analytical methods, a large detail of intermediate products from the low temperature oxidation of hydrocarbon fuels in jet stirred reactors became recently available in the literature.
The undercover CHP officers, part of a larger detail aimed at combating street racing over the holiday weekend, were monitoring a "sideshow" where truck drivers were performing dangerous burnouts on Sunday evening outside the Santa Fe Springs swap meet, police said.
One structure that has been studied in large detail in this regard is the hippocampus; a structure that is important for learning and memory.
Although some details of the model are explained in large detail, the core of the method, namely the FEM-work, is not described in sufficient detail in the Materials and methods.
At this point, you could add larger detail items such as trees, rocks, or pieces of furniture.
Dr Ma's simulations fit this constraint to a T.Dr Ma simulated, in great detail, large amounts of dark matter.
